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The Highlands is the largest region in Scotland, with distilleries scattered across the area. There is no typical profile in this region, where all the aromatic palettes are represented.

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Ben Nevis Special Reserve

Ben Nevis Special Reserve

Dew of Ben Nevis
Scotland, Highlands Blended Scotch Whisky
Price €19.50
Ben Nevis Blue Label

Ben Nevis Blue Label

Dew of Ben Nevis
Scotland, Highlands Blended Scotch Whisky
Price €23.00
Ben Nevis Supreme Selection

Ben Nevis Supreme Selection

Dew of Ben Nevis
Scotland, Highlands Blended Scotch Whisky
Price €23.00
Old Pulteney Harbour

Old Pulteney Harbour


Scotland, Highlands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €35.00
Ardmore Legacy

Ardmore Legacy


Scotland, Highlands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €37.00
Deanston Virgin Oak

Deanston Virgin Oak


Scotland, Highlands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €39.50
Strathdearn Sherry Finish

Strathdearn Sherry Finish

Murray Mac David, Cask Craft, Batch 1
Scotland, Highlands, Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €42.00
Tullibardine Sovereign

Tullibardine Sovereign


Scotland, Highlands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €43.00
Glenturret 10 year old

Glenturret 10 year old


Scotland, Highlands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Price €43.00
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Discover Highland Whiskies

The Diversity and Depth of Scotland’s Vastest Whisky Terroir

The Highlands form the largest whisky-producing region in Scotland, stretching from rugged coastlines to dramatic mountain ranges. This geographical variety gives rise to a remarkable diversity of styles and aromas, making Highland whiskies a true treasure trove for enthusiasts.

Exploring Highland single malts means embracing a world where power, elegance, and complexity coexist. From the smooth and fruity to the rich and peated, each distillery draws on a unique local terroir to offer whiskies full of character and authenticity.

 

Highland Whiskies: A Terroir of a Thousand Faces

Unlike smaller, more uniform regions like Islay or Speyside, the Highlands span an immense and varied landscape—north, south, east, west, and even coastal pockets. This breadth explains the wide stylistic range of Highland malts, which can be light and floral, maritime and peaty, or rich and sherried.

Pure mountain spring water, fresh air, variable temperatures, and the diverse use of oak casks all contribute to the aromatic richness of Highland whiskies. The region is home to both historic distilleries and newer innovators, each adding to its dynamic legacy.

 

Iconic Highland Distilleries

Glenmorangie – Elegance in Floral Finesse

Known for its light, fruity, and floral whiskies, Glenmorangie often matures its expressions in American oak and exotic wine casks like Sauternes or Port. Expect notes of honey, vanilla, and blossoms, ideal for those seeking refinement.

Dalmore – Power and Sherry-Rich Complexity

Located in the northern Highlands, Dalmore is renowned for bold whiskies aged in sherry and port casks, delivering flavors of candied fruits, spices, dark chocolate, and impressive depth.

Oban – Where Highlands Meet the Sea

From a coastal town bridging the Highlands and the islands, Oban’s style blends mellow Highland sweetness with briny, maritime influences. Balanced and slightly smoky, it’s a favorite for many.

Dalwhinnie – Gentle, Heathered Whispers

Scotland’s highest-altitude distillery, Dalwhinnie crafts delicate, floral whiskies with notes of heather, honey, and citrus—perfect for newcomers or those who appreciate subtlety.

Tomatin – Fruity and Approachable

Tomatin offers smooth, accessible whiskies rich in fruity, malty, and vanilla notes. A great gateway into the Highland experience.

 

Aromatic Profiles of whiskies from Highland

While styles vary across the region, here are some common flavor profiles found in Highland malts:

  • Smooth & Fruity Whiskies
     Fresh fruit, honey, vanilla, and creamy textures (e.g., Glenmorangie, Dalwhinnie)

  • Rich & Full-Bodied Whiskies
     Sherry-cask aged malts with candied fruit, spice, chocolate, and occasional light peat (e.g., Dalmore)

  • Maritime & Lightly Peated Whiskies
     Subtle smoke, saline and iodine notes from coastal influences (e.g., Oban)

  • Floral & Herbal Whiskies
     More rare but beautifully nuanced, with heather, wild herbs, and fresh flowers

 

How to Choose a Highland Whisky

  • For beginners:
     Start with smooth, light drams like Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old, Tomatin Legacy, or Glenmorangie Original

  • For richer complexity:
     Try Dalmore 12 Year Old or Glenmorangie Lasanta (sherry cask finish)

  • For a coastal balance:
     Oban 14 Year Old offers a perfect harmony of sweetness and salinity

  • For exploration:
     Look for limited editions, single casks, or peated expressions for something unique

 

Food Pairings with Highland Whiskies

Thanks to their diversity, Highland single malts pair well with a wide range of dishes:

  • Mild aged cheeses (like Comté or Emmental)

  • Grilled or creamy white meats

  • Desserts featuring dried fruits, honey, or nuts

  • Seafood dishes for marine-influenced whiskies

 

The Whisky Lodge: Your Guide to Highland Whiskies

At The Whisky Lodge, we’re passionate about sharing the depth and diversity of Highland whiskies. From household names to rare gems, our curated collection caters to all palates and price ranges.

Whether you’re a newcomer or seasoned aficionado, our team is here to guide you with personalized advice, tastings, and a premium selection of carefully chosen single malts.

Begin your journey through the Highlands—with us.